skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> What you are describing is a "hard coup", while in the case of Dilma it was what can be described as a "soft coup"..

That is inventing new words and definitions for your convenience. It cuts both ways, one can say it was a "democratic coup", a "constitutional coup", a "popular coup" (more than 60% of the population in favour), a "coup against tyranny and poverty" (worst reduction in GDP in 120 years), etc.

Listen to one of our most respected historians, https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_Aar%C3%A3o_Reis , an academic awarded for his work on dictatorship and democracy, who also fought against our dictatorship in a guerrilla war, founded the PT, Dilma's party, and worked in many of the PT governments: it was not a coup.

https://oglobo.globo.com/brasil/artigo-impeachment-golpe-dem...

Lula, Dilma and her party tried to impeach Social Democrat President Fernando Henrique 45 (forty five!) times.

By your own definition, they tried 45 coups, making them the biggest coupists in Brasil's history.
As far as I know motherboard manufacturers have the option of implementing NTFS support in their UEFI, but it's nowhere near ubiquitous.
> An electric signal in a wire can't travel faster than the speed of light.

So? That means that the speed of light is an upper bound, but it's not a bottle neck.
I cannot agree after watching shows which embedded text well.

Your argument kinda sounds right when you just imagine it... but doesn't hold weight once you actually experience them.

If this text isn't done like this then you have to either omit it entirely, possibly leaving out relevant details, or just put them next to the normal subtitles. The latter doesn't work at all for me, because I can't distinguish which text relates to what quick enough.
This is the kind of technology that needs ironclad opt-in privacy.

Valve collects lots of data - that you can't turn off - and doesn't let you opt out.

(see if you can ask them to stop collecting time played in games or "achievements" or whatever)
Outdoor schools were a thing in recent history. It gained a lot of traction about 100 years ago until the 1930's. It was called the "open air school" movement. I think it was started mostly to combat a rise tuberculosis.

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/history-outdoor-schoo...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_air_school
I disagree. God is already out of most schools, and it isn’t working well at all. Each school needs its own fully-integrated approach based on the students at the school and what works for them.
Yet they are still developing countries. Maybe being a low trust environment isn't actually working in their favor and having a government you can trust to solve problems is good. A corollary: maybe working to sow distrust in the government doesn't promote the general welfare.
Oh. Oh wow. Thanks, man.
> Why did you have to emigrate, while others were already born into lucky countries?

A lot of people worked very hard to make the place I immigrated from the place it is today, most of them are still there. No luck about it.

> Why are some people denied the right to emigrate?

As far as I know all EU countries give everyone equal rights to immigrate. Maybe you should check your facts.

> Life is various shades of unfair and we're more likely to make a better world if we optimize for well being rather than fairness

How exactly is it optimizing for well being to ignore the corruption, injustice and bad governance in Africa?

Europeans should open their eyes, the world is collapsing around them while they sign treaties with China which is actively destroying Africa while committing genocide in their own country - and Europe does not care. Russia is busy oppressing their own people and it's neighbors while Germany is building a pipeline to them. This behaviour of Europe is pathetic cowardice, grow a backbone. Spending my tax money on illegal immigrants does not make the world fairer.
A coup can't succeed without support from the military, the police or a majority of the population. A few hundred badly organized crazy people can't perform a coup, they can however perform acts of terrorism which is what they did. Crazy people sometimes kills high level politicians, there are many cases like that in history, doesn't mean it was a coup or it was even near succeeding.
For instance from this story
” Woltin mukaan Woltin kaikkien lähettien keskimääräinen laskutus on nykyään nykyään 13,44 euroa tunnilta.”
(Source: https://www.is.fi/taloussanomat/art-2000006312759.html)

Most on these ”can earn so many thousands per month” seem to follow same formula 1) Assumes that somebody works >12h per day, 6-7 days per week and 2) Mixes salary and self-employed hourly rate
It's more homeless people [1]. I mean, it's really a lot of people. It's pretty unmistakable.

The tent cities do make them more noticeable, though. Also, the police used to be able to roust people illegally camping, so if you had somewhere else to go, you'd have to go, or else go to the shelter.

Now people have the option to refuse the alternatives. So maybe visible homelessness has climbed more than actual homelessness.

[1] https://www.austinmonitor.com/stories/2020/05/austin-sees-10...
Heya! We're building something for this exact use-case with Memberstack and are in Alpha. Want to drop me an email if you're interested? naitik@memberstack.com
? Where I live in the US (wealthy blue state, not rural Alabama, don't get your hopes up) you pretty much can't do fair business at a fair price without a personal reference or prior business relationship.

Are you able to share an anecdote on this?
I have one: increasing the pay. The average food delivery worker's hourly salary on GrubHub is $12 [1]. Increasing the pay to something more livable might encourage the rushed driver to provide higher quality service.

[1] https://www.glassdoor.com/Hourly-Pay/Grubhub-Delivery-Driver...
"Through further clinical trials, it is trying to determine how long the effect lasts after the user wears the device, and how many days in total the user must wear the device to achieve a permanent correction for nearsightedness."

Permanently wouldn't be very accurate either.
Scorsese put out a film called 'Silence' a few years ago. It's set in that period, stars Liam Neeson, Andrew Garfield and Adam Driver.
It's a heavily skewed religious film but very good.
So this is like a VPN but for email?
Eh, we'll have software for detecting and correcting criminal intent before the government gets its act together enough to start arresting people preemptively.
These days, very safe.

Back then? We came within one safety of h-bombing North Carolina.

"The bomb’s arming mechanism had six or seven steps to go through to detonate, and it went through all but one.”
Alas, I'm cursed with mostly astigmatism.
Except in San Fransisco there are tens of thousands of homeless. The entire country of Finland has a fraction of that number.

There are indeed some homeless who would prefer to be on the street. There are also tens of thousands who are mentally ill, or just incapable of taking care of rent/ electric/ water, etc.
Here's another good example: https://youtu.be/ddWJatRxfz8

And again, set language to Japanese.
The people of the Manhattan Project used the term atomic bomb internally and externally for their invention. "Atomic" was widely used as a synonym for "nuclear" in both lay communication and technical literature for at least a generation afterward. The International Atomic Energy Agency is still called such and never felt the need to correct this imagined terminological mistake.
Thanks for the context.
We have a few Olympic rowers as part of "Pros vs Joes" on our rower. So far, the rower is still working :)
Along this note, the new generational warfare is Gen Z vs Millenials.

Gen Z posters are mostly tired of the millenial narrative of boo-hoo the system is rigged, I'm so poor, why won't someone give me free stuff and it's a meme to make fun of millenials on TikTok for saying this.

I wonder how it'll go for them given they're mostly still in college / high school but we shall see. They've mostly graduated into a booming economy, got well paying jobs just as they graduated but that might all change in the next few years.

I for one am pretty tired of all the doom and gloom inequality nonsense all the time. I did everything right and am not successful story doesn't resonate with me at all for one. Most people who went to college and chose a standard, decent major (business, law, medicine, engineering) are doing pretty well for themselves. Yes we had 2008 and things really sucked just as we were graduating, but so what? Lots of people (including me) have dug ourselves out of that deep career hole. Don't blame rich people for your nonexistent career. Even if you took away all of Jeff Bezos' wealth and wiped out college loans, the career you've built for yourself doesn't change.
i have achieved the goal.

The question was 1. how to come up with ideas, and 2. how to work on those ideas with a 9-5.

I have achieved both of those. Successfully and profitably, or not, is another question altogether.

Even in the past when i've procrastinated, i still 1. had the ideas to work on, and 2. spent some time after work many days to work on the projects.

If the question had been 'how do you build profitable projects and earn $100k+ per year doing so?', i would not have commented.

But given the 2 questions asked, i definitely have an opinion i could share, regardless if it is agreed upn by anyone else.
I might be wrong but I think it's about censoring the 'hell' in 'shell'. Because some parts of the world consider words like 'hell' and 'damn' to be profane.
2019 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19302299

2017 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15300547

2017 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14622861

2015 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10601626

2015 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9360778

2012 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3919429

2011 (a bit) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3360188

2010 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1511990

2007 (a bit) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=58627

https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...
It's actually longer than 5 minutes. There is the duration of the 2% canary deploy where we start to see pick up of traffic, a 5 minute wait, then a 20% "deploy", and a 5 minute wait. All in all this comes out to around 10-15ish minutes in canary. This is a stage where we can almost instantly shut off traffic to the canary deploy.

Could we reduce risk by lengthening the process? Maybe, but you also make deploys longer which means less stuff can get through in a day. This makes devs respond with larger PRs, for example, which increases the risk profile.

So we need to balance time and duration. Typically large problems will manifest quickly, or take a lot longer to detect (and thus are generally more minor problems) when you have our scale of a user base in my experience.
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https://www.2uo.de/myths-about-urandom/

Yeah, that's kind-of tongue in cheek, and I fully understand if you find that stupid, but I'd actually be interested in what someone with talent might do in even a few minutes.
Overeating and poor exercise only hurts yourself. The difference is that you going to a concert, contracting corona and passing it around our household/workplace may kill somebody completely unrelated to the initial risk vector, how would you feel if your neighbour eating McDonald’s directly affected your health?
doesn't make it right, they need therapy not lashing out with generalizations
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Show HN: Smug – A fast, dependency-free session manager for tmux
There's a lot of reason to doubt that this will work. But one thing makes me hopeful that this might actually work is that Wikipedia's "Talk" pages appear to serve a similar purpose, and they serve that purpose adequately.
Strawman, no one said HN is reddit.

Very reddit-like comment for someone saying HN isn't reddit though.
I asked the author to compare the NN-512 dense convolver (https://NN-512.com) in his benchmark, as an alternative to Intel's closed source OpenVINO

Neural Magic (https://neuralmagic.com/) is also doing very sophisticated sparse convolution (closed source) on CPUs, and they benchmark against NN-512

Neural Magic achieves astonishing performance by exploiting sparsity
Replacing Dropbox in favor of DigitalOcean spaces
Hehe, in my case, I have to chew a lot just for eating (raw food, mostly fruits and green/leafy vegs), since a few years.
And Google AI made another victim to the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scunthorpe_problem
Isn't that some version of what we already have, though? When I think micropayments I'm thinking of the consumer side. I thought there was consensus on that term, but I might be wrong. Would hardly be the first time :)
And case not closed still today.
I wish someone would honestly respond to the suitcase video, but I haven't seen any attempted defense of it yet. I would really prefer not to believe Giuliani, and yet that video is pretty damn hard to get around.

None of it matters, of course, because realpolitik, and the biggest sin of the viking cosplayers was believing that any of this evidence matters.
Slightly off topic, but how do you go about surveying the literature on a particular topic, say myopia or acne.?
It is. Same in Canada. Typically in April a number of bodies turn up that were buried in snowbanks.
The Bogleheads forum uses its own form of language to gatekeep too. I’ve found it so much more smug and closed-minded than WSB.
Thanks! I agree that a C2 + Ipad setup might be all that's needed for a lot of people to stay motivated. For me, I needed more.
Have a link to the surgery thread?
I do wonder what if you are mobile first?
You are trying to get the first 1000 users for your mobile app, how would you then pitch on HN? Again the same landing page but with links to the app store?
It's been a very long time since I've seen anyone use SO as an example of good community moderation. Everyone I know and the general sentiment I get online agree that their moderation is far too heavy handed and leads to an unpleasant experience for most participants.
I'm in the US. I was homeless as a teenager (not by choice). I live adjacent to a major homeless community (not by design). My ex left our family to join the homeless community (she struggles with mh issues). I have some observations.

We could sharply reduce homeless numbers here if we had in-patient mental health facilities (for non-wealthy), comprehensive housing aid and politically powerful job placement programs.

I just looked up our jail budget and inmate population; we pay ~$25k/inmate/year (excluding court & police costs). That money gets us a pretty solid guarantee that arrested mentally ill people will reoffend, given how many entrenched systems there are to make sure that convicted people are locked out of most jobs and housing.
> myopia truly has an environmental component to it

Very much possible. I only have anecdotal evidence, but if you plotted the amount of time I spent at home starting at a TV versus other kids, you will probably find interesting correlations.

> , e.g. childhood eyestrain and video games.

Why single out video games in particular? If there is a problem, the problem is the screen. Or rather, how close it is. It is unlikely to be related to the content.

I wouldn't be surprised to learn about a feedback loop getting disrupted. For many organs in the body, an approximate shape will work just fine, who cares if an organ is slightly off by a few millimeters. Not so for the eyes.
> People are only forced if they start being dangerous to other people

Really this definition needs to be more strict. In San Francisco, you could be drugged up, throw needles and broken alcohol bottles on the street, openly defecate, and this behavior is still considered not dangerous.

A better way to deal with this is to allow people to reject welfare, but if they do, they still need to live as a decent member of the society. No littering, no public nuisance (shouting, spitting, harassing people), maintaining hygiene (no public urination/defecation, no risk of disease transmission etc.), no permanent encroachment of public property and so forth. Otherwise, it just ends up in a slippery slope that creates a sinkhole of billions of dollars in costs to the economy, at the expense of others.
Probably OP was referring to the MPIOperator, TFOperator, PytorchOperator, ... they are under the Kuberflow org, but can be deployed independently of Kubeflow itself. Several other projects are using those operators to provide similar abstractions you mentioned in your blog post, e.g. Gang scheduling, cross-nodes communication, ...

One difference is that these operators use the Kubernetes service interface for communication, generally exposing a headless service for each replica.
Warranty void if product is submerged in water over 100m deep, travels at greater than 30,000 km/s, or is taken into outer space.
So are these laser equipped says inserted between/within the "chain" of previously deployed starlink says?
You're right, but not in a good way...that part says it's good for

> a software engineer or a scientist who wants to become a machine learning engineer or a data scientist

and earlier in the page it says

> you will be ready to build complex AI systems, pass an interview or start your own business

I think that's misleading, and just not true.

:(
Twitter and Interoperability: Some Thoughts from the Peanut Gallery
Don’t they suggest that they don’t want to simply take the majority vote? I’m not really sure whether by consensus you mean the majority opinion or a smaller more shared opinion so maybe I’m misunderstanding.
That's a lot of footage. Can you point to some more specific example of these "carefully phrased allegations" to check out, if I'm mildly curious, but not that interested to spend much time investigating?
Many homeless reject shelters because they would have to give up much of their personal possessions, can't have a pet, live under tight restrictions, and deal with theft from other homeless people in the shelter.

Giving people small, secure apartments would solve many of these issues along with many emergency hospital visits and many other issues.
if anything, I think WSB shows off the hacker humour pattern: "haha, only serious".

that's also an element of internet troll evil clown: "oh, you didn't really think that I meant that!"
No votes switched sides. Missing votes were added to both sides because of missing memory cards, or because:

> Floyd County officials discovered about 2,400 ballots that election workers neglected to rescan after a scanner failed and results could not be retrieved from memory cards. Officials attributed the error to “gross incompetence” on the part of the county’s elections director.
Study identifies distinct types of digital hoarding
> with the running candidate jailed with obviously fabricated evidence and released last year with no conviction

That is factually false, and very very easy to fact check.
I curated a list of 400+ places to post your startup [1].
Getting your first 1000 users aren't that difficult when you know where to find them.

What i do is:

- Post to startup directories (brings some traffic and some shout-out)

- Post to communities, to better understand your customers and make friends

- Create some content around your product and post it to Facebook groups, big Sub reddit and blog that allow guest post.

That is pretty much how i get my early users to get the first feedback and iterate on my first version. Then I go with ads and newsletter sponsorship.

[1] https://spreadtheworld.net
I would say that with SO, amortized consensus is fine due to there being a "right" answer to a technical problem or question (more or less). Twitter deals mainly in the market of human opinion, which is necessarily far more nuanced with n sides to a story. This makes Twitter the arbiter of truth for their platform. Perfectly legal, as it's their platform, but I wouldn't expect a free exchange of ideas on such a platform.
No, there are TV shows about that because those who control the media want to make us think the 50's, which by all accounts were comparatively really good, really weren't good at all due to some hidden darkness below the surface. Because otherwise we might start to think double-plus bad thoughts about why so many things have turned to shit.

And I mean good for all races - in terms of real-world material and communal circumstances - as opposed to abstract "rights" (other peoples obligations) that mostly benefit a small upper middle class.
That's fairly normal. It depends on the judge to a degree, as each has their own writing style, but most tend to write fairly clearly like this. I dated a court clerk and asked about the writing style, and was told that they write that way because the parties have a right to understand the court's opinion. Most judges take that to mean that they should write in a manner that a layperson can understand fairly well, because there are members of both parties that are not lawyers, and their case may end up being cited by a pro se plaintiff or defendant (i.e. they are not represented by a lawyer).

> the courts select judges that are know as good writers?

These aren't generally written solely by the judge. The judge's clerk will often draft some or all of it, which the judge can then edit or sign off on. The judge may also consult it with other people or judge's if they want or need to.
The sensible response from society is unfortunately restricting personal bankruptcy laws. Essentially this is an organized attack on civilized society and it needs to be shut down, somehow.
Ask HN: Best beta programs you've been a part of?
Hey HN!

What are the best alpha or beta developer product rollouts you've been a part of? What did they do (or not do) well?

(First time posting here - lmk if I should be sharing more context or details for my question.)
Yeah, wouldn't you need some sort of minimum amount of traffic to be able to use canary deployment?
This was also an election where for months, everyone had nothing to do except sit around and consume filter-bubble news.
I didn't say that it was myopia did I? I specifically gave the glasses strength with the sign to indicate the kind of correction my eyes needed, and yes, it is far-sightedness, what else could it be with that particular prescription? Hence my need to wear them when working in the shop, I'm chance less without them doing any closer or detailed work.

The point was: once you start wearing glasses it accelerates the slide. + or - doesn't really matter all that much.
I'd check out Coursera, or get my hands on a good book.
Not that they don't do this but I'm not sure selling data is their main source of money. I think their ad placements are actually that valuable. Click-bait sells extremely well when it's manipulative enough and displayed to a wealthy demographic. About 10 years ago you would pay $.1 to $1 for a click from a soccer mom on Fox News. That's not search ads, that $1 per non-targeted display ad click. Which was insane back then, not sure now. I've also not touched ads for a decade so maybe I'm just behind the times.

Edit: I actually credit Taboola and Outbrain with being the enablers of actual "fake news". There was a time when you could make a landing page that looks like the NYT, put an "advertisement" disclaimer in gray letters and 9pt font somewhere, and blast it on Taboola so people buy your supplements. Taboola was fully aware, just loved the money too much.
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Would you know if they are tracking the text frame by frame? That's quite the dedication if they are.
Just a characteristic of the fact that money has increasing marginal value for quite a while before it has decreasing marginal value.

$10000 is more than ten times more valuable than $1000. $100k is more than 100 times more valuable than $1000. Each of these shifts you into a new spending class.